Published on: June 30, 2007 at 4:01 PM

The St. Clair County EMA Director reports wind damage at 3:42 p.m. with multiple trees uprooted in Springville and Odenville. There was also small hail in Odenville.

The very strong storms that uprooted those trees have moved over into Central and Eastern St. Clair County approaching Riverside and Ragland and they were also spreading into the NW part of Talladega County near Lincoln and over the north part of Logan Martin Lake.

The next communities that will encounter these storms will be Lincoln, Oxford, Anniston and possibly Talladega. Lightning is severe.

To the west, the storms over Fayette and West Walker Counties, as well as Marion County, were not quite as strong, but still dumping some heavy rain and lots of lightning. Those storms will be getting to Jasper soon, as well as to Ash Ridge and Double Springs in Winston County.

NWS/Huntsville has posted a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Madison County until 4:45.

Some very strong storms have occurred over SE Alabama. Numerous trees were uprooted earlier in downtown Montgomery and very strong storms were in progress between Troy and Dothan.